Below you will find a variety of news items for the Northampton Survival Center.
In Memoriam – Michael Donne Stevens
Donations in his memory in appreciation of Mike's love of cooking for and feeding people may be made to the Survival Center of Northampton, 265 Prospect St, Northampton, MA 01060.
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Couple’s solar gift helps power Beaver Brook’s return to nature
Morey Phippen and Brian Adams donate solar panels to support The Trustees’ rewilding of the former Williamsburg golf course
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces $22 Million in Grants to Improve Food Security and Resiliency Across Massachusetts
Boston — The Healey-Driscoll Administration announced over $22 million in grants today to support 113 local food producers and food system organizations, in addressing food insecurity in Massachusetts.
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‘We are here’: SNAP pause sparks action at local food pantries
Advocates prepare for surge in need, assure people that food will be available
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How to help the Northampton Survival Center (October 2025)
The government shutdown is affecting SNAP benefits, which—along with other recent cuts—means we’re seeing a huge increase in clients needing our services. Thankfully, many in our community have reached out asking how to help. If we come together as a community, we can continue to provide our low-income neighbors with nutritious food in an atmosphere of dignity and respect.
Check out this document to see ways to help and what donations are most appreciated at this moment.
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